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Halo: Silent Storm
- Narrated by: Scott Brick
- Series: Halo, Book 24
- Length: 11 hrs and 30 mins
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction
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Publisher's Summary
An original full-length novel set in the Halo universe and based on the New York Times best-selling video game series.
It's 2526. It has been almost a year since humanity engaged in its destructive first contact with a theocratic military alliance of alien races known as the Covenant. Now, the hostilities have led to open war, and the United Nations Space Command understands virtually nothing about its new enemy. There are only two certainties - the Covenant is determined to eradicate humanity, and they have the superior technology to do just that. The UNSC’s only hope lies with the Spartans: enhanced super-soldiers trained from childhood via a clandestine black-ops project to be living weapons. Their designated commander, Petty Officer John-117, has been assigned to lead the Spartans on a desperate counterattack designed to rock the Covenant back on its heels and to buy humanity the time it needs to gather intelligence and prepare its defenses.
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- Anonymous User
- 2020-10-18
Non-fiction Story
More of a technical battle report than a dramatic story that focuses on character development.
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- Anonymous User
- 2020-09-12
this is truly a master chief story.
I wish blue team was like this in halo 5, they seem like a family here, where in halo 5 they just exist as chiefs back up
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- Matthew Wagenaar
- 2020-02-03
Amazing
One of my favorite Halo books to date! Couldn't stop listening. An awesome look into the early life of the Spartan 2's
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- Andrew
- 2019-02-26
Must read for Chief fans. 5 out of 5!
loved it read it up halo fans! blue team kills it like always Kelly is the best!
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- Anonymous User
- 2019-02-03
One of the best
8 hours nonstop. One of the best Halo novels ever! It got me through my day
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- Steve Tanner
- 2018-09-27
Way Better Than I Imagined
This book gives some much needed insight into the mind of John 117. A very interesting look at the early days of the human/covenant conflict. Tons of great action sequences and plenty of cunning subterfuge. A worthy Halo story.
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- Andrew Holden
- 2018-09-21
Amazing Halo novel.
This book is an absolute return to form. For anyone who is a fan of the original Halo novels or the Kilo Five trilogy; this will definitely tickle your fancy.
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- Anonymous User
- 2018-09-17
Great for an action Sci-fi listen.
wonderful listen with a well thought out story. lots of action and great explanation. truly draws the listener into the world and allows them to feel the experiances of the characters. no need for previous knowledge of the Halo universe.
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- Geoffrey Kurylko
- 2018-09-13
great story
halo: silent storm. this hidden story of the master chiefs past missions is a great story. #Audible1
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- Tacitus
- 2018-09-06
A rare gem
Halo is back. Those are weighty words coming from me, after over ten years frustration, disappointment and occasional anger with the quality of Halo fiction since the departure of Eric Nylund and Joseph Staten. Despite the occasional decent entry every now and then, the Halo franchise has been overtaken more and more by mediocrity, laziness and half measures. What I enjoy most with this novel, and Troy Denning's writing in general, is the sheer respect, care and enthusiasm shown for the source material. It never feels like he is writing just to cash in a paycheck, but that he actually respects this universe and characters, a respect that can really be felt all the way down in the "bones" of the story and how grounded it is in the mythology of Halo going all the way back to The Fall of Reach. Never does it feel like plot points are handwaved away; everything is given appropriate thought and a logical reason. The characters have real motivations and drives and play of each other believably. Smart characters are actually written as smart. Military personnel actually act like military personnel. We took these things for granted in the early days of Halo, but over the years they've fallen to the wayside with a much more cartoonish, "anything goes" mentality becoming the norm. The Master Chief is characterized perfectly as a still-inexperienced teenager, as he rightly should be. It's refreshing to see this character who's become almost as unto a god to some people both in-universe and out as one who still needs to learn and grow into his role. I especially appreciate the emphasis on teamwork, which calls back to Nylund, and how he really isn't this lone-wolf juggernaut many people see him as. I generally enjoyed Blue Team and their mix of friendly banter and stone-cold professionalism, but I do wish the other members had gotten more to do in terms of their specialties and character traits; Kelly in particular seemed particularly underused in that regard, and I felt Fred came off as too "jokey" at times especially now that we didn't get to see his own POV. I did like how established Spartans from different media, like Daisy and Malcolm, were featured instead of creating new S-IIs to swell up their already bloated numbers. The supporting cast was also excellent, and like Last Light and Retribution, Denning gives a lot of page time for non-Spartans as well. There's a considerable emphasis on Special Warfare politicking and the chain of command, which was enjoyable. Sergeant Johnson also has a surprise role, which is something I'm a bit conflicted about. I think he was characterized excellently, and making him into a mentor of sorts to John at this point in his life gives more weight to their relationship in Halo 2 and 3, but on the other hand it doesn't quite gel with how their relationship is depicted in The Fall of Reach and First Strike. Some familiar faces from Last Light and Retribution also make appearances, which I think did get a bit excessive at times; while in general, references and callbacks are to be expected in a shared universe, having too many of the same characters in one place or one story can make the universe feel smaller. Fortunately, as in Retribution, this was somewhat offset by the number of new things and characters. The Covenant antagonists, while not exactly revolutionary in terms of characterization, are still reasonably competent and distinct in their own right, and the little glimpses into the Covenant side of things added, for the most part, an interesting element to the book especially in comparison to the classic Nylund novels. The human insurrectionists' motivation, however, did seem more questionable in light of the context, and if there's one other complaint I have about the antagonists, the Covenant in general didn't feel quite as threatening as they probably should've at this point in the war, especially in regards to the conclusion. I'm a worldbuilding freak myself, so you can imagine my delight with the fully-realized, well-textured universe-crafting of this book. The setting isn't just there for background flavor, it actually influences how the characters think and act, and how the events progress, which is the way it should be in a grounded science fiction narrative. The sense of scale is excellent; planets, for example, actually feel like big places, and even star systems and sectors of space seem to exist in clear relation to one another, which adds to the sense of place. Furthermore, getting details on things like orbital mechanics, communication or deployment protocols, chains of command, or FTL travel may be dismissed as fluff by some but it really means a lot to fans like me who were originally drawn into Halo because of that attention to detail. I could go on and on about the subtleties I wouldn't have even thought of, which is what I always appreciate in a book, especially a Halo book in an era where bland non-specificity has become the norm. Overall, Silent Storm is the kind of war-era story I've been expecting for the better part of ten years now: No lazy conflict over contrived Forerunner MacGuffins, using established S-II characters instead of making up new ones just to be killed, just a story about one mission in a war. I was at first wary with how this story retread old ground with its characters and setting, but having read the book it only serves to complement The Fall of Reach and actually adds a lot to the universe and characters. The cover promises a Master Chief story and this is pretty much at the peak of what you can do with that setup. Denning even manages to give John an arc here, despite the confines of the prequel setting (which I thought would make it impossible to do anything interesting with his character). Are there some areas that could've been improved on? Definitely. However, Silent Storm is still leagues ahead of most other Halo material released these days, and fits right in with the classic novels. As always, Scott Brick's narration is serviceable. His articulation is clear and his voice is pleasant enough to listen to. However, having had a taste of Steve Downes' narration in a promotional excerpt, I can only imagine how much the book would've benefited from his voice all the way through.
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- Ryan
- 2018-09-07
A return to form
I have been disappointed with the recent direction of the Halo novels. Silent Storm is a return to what made me fall in love with the series. Complex characters, and good old military sci-fi. Great read.
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- Amazon Customer
- 2020-01-05
Back to Basics
Being a long time fan of the Halo Franchise, owning most of the books and playing all of the games, I have been somewhat disappointed by the later books that have been released. While they are all excellent in their own right, I had always wanted to read more about the early years of the war and with Silent Storm my wishes were answered. Truly an interesting story that drops the reader back into the action with the Spartans.
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- Amazon Customer
- 2018-11-29
Another fantastic entry to the series
Spoiler free....If you liked any of the chief centric books you'll like this. Great narration by scott brick. Gives some background to the chiefs past without being boring as it is a prequel. Great action, multiple points of view from human and covenant. My only regret is that they dont make games or DLCs out of these stories as they would be a hoot! I am a legacy halo fan having read every single book. With book 2 of the forerunner saga being my least favorite and of course fall of reach being my favorite. Hopefully we will get more snippets into the chiefs past with future books.
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- Joseph D OLeary
- 2018-11-01
Decent story rough performance
Scott Brick really needs to stop being the go-to for Halo books. You either get him and a monotone drone (new blood) or sounding like he is on the verge of crying for an entire book (hunters in the dark). That being said of all of the Halo books he has done this one is probably the best. It seems like he is trying a little for once. Please, if anyone from the publishing company is reading this, give some new folks a chance to get involved with the franchise and bring some variety to the people that enjoy listening to these books... That or bring back some of the folks that have given really good performances in the past like Todd McLaren, Jonathan Davis, Euan Mortan, Timothy Dadabo, Jennifer Taylor, Holter Graham, etc.
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- Ben Drexl
- 2020-04-27
Top of my list for Halo books
I felt a little lost in the huge library of Halo novels, since I haven't read many since the original series. "Silent Storm" jumps right into John 117's origin, and brings along some great characters as well. Well-written action, and I also love Scott Brick's narration throughout.
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- Yongyee
- 2020-02-28
Really enjoyed this.
Sgt. Johnson is just as funny as I always thought he was. Also found new respect for all the characters too. Would really recommend this.
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- Anonymous User
- 2020-02-16
A true listening pleasure, fast and fury filled.
A great back story prequil, with enough action to savor. Interesting and captivating Halo story.
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- Alliano
- 2021-01-17
Another halo book not needed
simply this I'm getting tired of these halo book cause they seem to be less Sci-Fi and futuristic drama. the world is very much halo but a super soldier create via strict military discipline, im no expert but the master chief came off childish and lack rigid mature context.
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- Kyle ryan stewart
- 2021-01-16
fantastic!
This book is so well written! The detail and development of the characters wether they be little known or our long time favorites is amazing!
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- nicolas
- 2019-01-20
un regal
premier libre audio , scott brick est un tres bon lecteur. il fait bien ressortir les intonations et les emotions des personnages
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- Comeau-Montasse
- 2018-09-29
The return of the Chief
This takes the second place in my top 10 Halo books, just behind The Fall of Reach (because it's the Lore core). We return at the begining of the Great War, when the covenants are truly terrifying and humanity must face total anihilation. The writing style is excellent (special mention for the strategic brefings of each side), the story fills (partially) the biggest gap in the Halo chronology, and the narrator knows very well how to play each character. Absolutely wonderful ! A must-have for the fans of the Chief.